Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-25
Lucky RaIdwin,s Luck.

CoPyTtght 1851, oy lc ca! oT7lI ASSoctGted Press.
WASHINGTON, October 24th-[Special. i
The races of the National Jockey Club
will begin here tomorrow and close next
week, ending the Eastern circuit meetings
for the season. From Washington Lucky
baldwin will take his string of racers to
Kansas City after leaving here. Then he
! will winter his stock in California Bald
win says his stable is $40 900 winner since
he began the effort to capture prizes in the
East. He complains because this season
| his horses have been handicapped by heavy
| weights, so that they have not had a fair
chance TO run on their merits and win.
He has not yet signed contract with Isaac
! Murphy to ride with him next season.
DIR. McGlynn Under Fire.
ROCHESTER, October 24th-The an
nouncement that Bishop McQuade would
reply to the charge made against him by DR..
McGlynn and speak of the George move
ment attracted a congregation of several
thousand people to the Cathedral Yesterday.
Speaking of DR.. McGlynn, the Bishop de.
nounced him as an unfrocked priest, be-
trayer OF his Church and an insulter of it's
ministry, and added: When a Catholic
priest, or any other instructed Catholic
goes 10 hear this man. it is a sin, and he is
liable to communication. If this thing
goes on you will find that | and other
Catholic Bishops will pronounce sentence
OF communication against those who
not being ignorant, hover about this man.
A Bigger Man than Grover
MONTGOMERY (Ala.), October 24th.-Jeff-
erson Davis, accompanied by his wife and
two daughters, passed through the city this
morning, en- route to Macon. The train
was welcomed by a salute of 100 guns.
Thousands of people were at the train, and
ioNiaC lOoIaT no os - r,,-ith n
STILL THE SOUTHERN IDOL.
MACON (Ga.), October 24th-The Georgia
annual fair opened here to-day Jefferson
Davis and wife and Mrs. Hayes and Miss
Winnie Davis arrived this afternoon. The
party had loads of flowers, and there was
one shout of cheers from Beauvior to
Macon. An immense crowd greeted Davis
here, and the city was beautifully decorated
and illuminated in his honor.
Boycotting Railroads.
CHICAGO, October 24th.-Denyer mer-
chants have agreed that in case the railways
refuse to grant the request made for re-
duction of % per cent. in freight rates 10
and from Colorado to throw all of their
business over one line and in this wav to
make break among the bCyCotted roads.
1t is believed the roads will make reduc-
ton before the merchants are forced to ex-
treme measures.
= Prominent New Yorker Insane
lCop5rIgh'. 1857, by The California Associae Press
New YORK, October 24th.-TSpecial. /
Dewitt Clinton Lawrence, an aged, wealthy
and prominent member of the Stock and
Produce Exchanges, has been pronounced
insane by several physicians, and Supreme
Justice Donahue has appointed a Commits
SION innnpV IN art N tho
California Pensions.
lCopyri2t, 1851 by the California Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, October 24th.-TSpecial !
These California pensions have been
granted George Eagert, San Francisco;
George Hochtel, Bode
Garratt Coming to the Coast.
CHICAGO, October 24th.-Robert CARAT
and party passed through here to-day.
They went to Milwaukee, where they will
spend the night, going thence to st. Paul
and over the Northern Pacific to California.
Nicon Showing Strength.
New YORK, October 24th.-A conference
of Republicans tonight indorsed the Iry-
ing Hall nomination of Delaney Nicoll
present Assistant District Attorney. as an
Independent Democratic candidate for
District Attorney.
Terribly Fatal Explosion.
1RoSToN (O.), October 24th.-Early this
morning the battery of six boilers in the
Lawrence Iron Works exploded, killing four
men and wounding twelve others Portions
of the boilers were blown half a mile
away.
There Was No Such Fight.
FoRT SMITH (Ark.), October 24th.-The
reported tight between vigilantes and out
laws near Wemoka, Indian Territory, last
Thursday, proves to be absolutely false.
Heavy Loss.
DETROIT, October 24th.-The Jamison
Mills, of the Manistee Lumber Companv,
at Manistee, were burned tonight, together
with 100000 feet of lumber. The loss is
100000, insured in part
Yellow Fever Spreading.
JACKSONVILLE (Fla.), October 24th.-A
special from Tampa says there were twenty
three new cases Of yellow fever to-day and
two deaths.